Thanks… awesome, I think knowing how tracking software works on the back end is very helpful to getting it setup and working. And this PHP code is about as basic as it gets.

Well, be careful of your SEO. If you change all your pages from .html to .php it’s like you’ve taken away the old page and added another. From a technology standpoint a PHP page is the same as an HTML page. They both parse HTML the same way… but a PHP page can also parse PHP code too. So it has it’s advantages.

You can also use the .htaccess file to allow PHP code to be parsed in HTML files as well.

So that’s probably the better route to go if your pages are indexed and getting good traffic.

I hope that helps out…

Thanks,

Derek

So you can change the html pages to php with no problem.

Is that correct?